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From article <729@rush.cts.com>, by bob@rush.cts.com (Bob "Rush" Ames):
> Also, can the function keys on a tvi950 be programmed to send certain
> escape sequences?  It's running on an AT&T UNIX PC off tty001 and I'd
> like to program certain keys to send the unixpc key sequences such as
> <ESC>EX - which is like pressing the <EXIT> key on the unix pc console.

<ESC> | 1 # sequence ^Y

where # is 1 - 9 programs PFK's 1 thru 9. There are other replacements for
# to get at PFK's 10 up, and shift PFK's, I just can't remember. As for the
char / line insert / delete: these send two character sequences ESC X where
X changes depending on the key (and whether it was shifted or not). Unshifted
they send the same sequences as are in the termcap / terminfo file for the
appropriate action.

Bottom line.

1. use shift esc as local escape, It'll keep you sane (Boy I hate WYSE 60's :-)

2. mess with <shift esc> 1 1 <esc> E X ^Y to see if you can get your
	<ESC>EX sequence under PFK 1.
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